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C1891
Tea Ceremony and Drawing.
Artist:
Nobukazu Yosai Watanabe (1874 - 1944)
Famous woodblock tryptich depicting women drawing and making tea, from the series, Sketches of Womens Ritual Ceremonies. ōju Yōsai with Yōsai seal
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Full Title:
Tea Ceremony and Drawing.
Date:
C1891
Artist:
Nobukazu Yosai Watanabe (1874 - 1944)
Condition:
In good condition.
Technique:
Woodblock.
AUTHENTICITY
Genuine antique
dated:
1891
Description:
Famous woodblock tryptich depicting women drawing and making tea, from the series, Sketches of Womens Ritual Ceremonies.
ōju Yōsai with Yōsai seal
Biography:
Nobukazu Yosai (1874-1944) Watanabe
Tokyo print designer and painter. Considered the best student of Yoshu Chikanobu (1838-1912), who worked in a variety of genres from pictures of beautiful women (biin-ga) to famous views of modernizing Tokyo (kaika-e), including depictions of domestic industrial exhibitions, depictions of the emperor and empress, and Sino-Japanese and Russo-Japanese War prints (senso-e). He is perhaps best known for his war prints. During the Sino-Japanese War (1894-1895), Nobukazu did a considerable number of outstanding triptychs and made his reputation designing battle scenes on land an sea. Original name: Shimada Jiro.
